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## The
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- **[Open Islamicate Texts Initiative (OpenITI)](https://openiti.org)** — The
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machine-readable corpus of premodern Islamicate texts, pinned here to release
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**2025.1.9**, licensed CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.
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out of that release and nowhere else. OpenITI is led from the Aga Khan
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University (ISMC), the University of Vienna, Leipzig University and the
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Roshan Institute at the University of Maryland, with support from the KITAB
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project and the Qatar National Library.
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The works themselves are older than any of us and belong to their authors —
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al-Ghazālī, al-Māwardī, Ibn
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rest. Where a printed edition stands behind a text, it is named per work in
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`edition` column of the `works` config.
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## Consulted, but never quoted
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quietly, for years, without being asked. What we did was select, sort, segment
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## The projects this corpus rests on
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- **[Open Islamicate Texts Initiative (OpenITI)](https://openiti.org)** — The
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machine-readable corpus of premodern Islamicate texts, pinned here to release
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**2025.1.9**, licensed CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. OpenITI is led from the Aga Khan
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University (ISMC), the University of Vienna, Leipzig University and the
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Roshan Institute at the University of Maryland, with support from the KITAB
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project and the Qatar National Library.
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- **[al-Maktaba al-Shāmila](https://shamela.ws)**, reached through the
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[AuthenticIlm](https://huggingface.co/datasets/AuthenticIlm/Shamela4_Full_DB)
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packaging of its library (MIT). Shamela is where a great many of these works
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were first typed and proof-read, over decades, by people who did not sign
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their work.
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- **[Rasaif](https://rasaif.com/)** — The sentence-aligned Arabic–English
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translations behind the `parallel_en` config (CC BY-4.0).
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Which of the two libraries a given text reached us through is recorded per row
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in the `source` column of `works`, and nowhere else: it is a fact about our
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copy, not about the book.
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The works themselves are older than any of us and belong to their authors —
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al-Ghazālī, al-Māwardī, Ibn ʿAsākir, Ibn Manẓūr, al-Sarakhsī, al-Dhahabī and
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the rest. Where a printed edition stands behind a text, it is named per work in
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the `edition` column of the `works` config.
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## Consulted, but never quoted
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